How to say you're writing a letter for someone else

I would start the letter by stating that you are writing oh behalf of someone/somebody else.

Dear Mr Smith,

I'm writing on behalf of my Senior Manager, Mr. J Bloggs, regarding the results of the meeting last Friday. (20/06/03)

Does anyone know how to close a letter that you that was writing/typed for someone else?

"Body of letter"

Person's signature

Person's name

--> do I insert something here indicating who typed the letter?

This response is way too late, but for those who care....

Follow this link, and at the bottom of the page it will tell you what you need to write. Essentially it is the initials of the writer following the signature.

Hope this helps someone!

Troy

My mistake, here is the link.

Troy

http://writingcenter.gmu.edu/resources/handouts/businessletter.pdf

I noticed a "bap/ct on the bottom of a letter sent to me. I am assuming "ct" is the initials of the person who typed the letter, but what does the bap stand for?

Thanks

Will someone please tell me how to sign a letter that was typed for someone else?

DATE

SALUTATION

BODY OF LETTER

CLOSING

PERSON'S SIGNATURE

PERSON'S TYPED NAME

???-My Initials

Thank you

I am looking for a letter format when writing a letter for a supervisor and they have given you the assignment of doing it for them

If you do not have an answer by now, it is so simple.

It is done in the sinature block.

Respectfully,

ROBERT R. SMITH

RRS/jwc

Notice the initals RRS is for the signer and jwc in lower case is the preparer. Not much to it.

"PL/rm" (initials of persons) Indicates that a person typed or even composed a letter on behalf of someone else. The capitalized initials are those of the author of the letter (Paul Lazarman). The lower-case initials are those of the person who typed or composed the letter (Rachel McDonald). The most common use for this notation is for situations where an administrative assistant composed and/

yours truly you but your name